by Moonknight June 13, 2022
1) Can act as a modifier for a word or phrase, making it more severe.
2) When used alone, used to denote something noteworthy, like saying "awesome" or "rad".
2) When used alone, used to denote something noteworthy, like saying "awesome" or "rad".
by MoonKnight November 30, 2002
Family owned fast food restaurant chain mainly in California. Home of the best burgers, fries, and shakes ever.
In-N-Out! In-N-Out! That's what our hamburgers' all about!
by MoonKnight November 24, 2002
Used in the phrase, "What's crackalating?" Like saying, "What's up?" and "What's cracking?". Combination of "cracking" and "percolating."
What's crackalating, houses?
by MoonKnight November 25, 2002